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The only way to do something like this currently is via the API's, which require you to have a developer on staff and from my experience is generally a lot more limited (and risky) to use for batch updates. Adding this to scheduler would greatly improve Sierra's capabilities merely by taking advantage of the infrastructure that's already present in the system.
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There is an hourly circulation by transaction type report in Decision Center. Do you need a version of this that breaks transactions out by stat group / terminal?
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We have received sooooooo many complaints about this system behavior over the years. Staff have had to waste an inordinate amount of time on deduping the produced lists, which has only gotten worse with the introduction of the pagination issue (SIERRA-38727) that was introduced in 6.0.
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@jonathan Currently the Hold API for Sierra only allows for the changing of a hold pickup location and whether or not the hold is frozen....well or just cancelling the hold entirely. So that limits the ability of third party systems like Aspen to take other actions.
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Our annoying version of this problem is that most of our libraries use a macro for tabbing to the status field, typing a w for withdrawn, and saving the record.
If their cursor is in the wrong location when they trigger the macro what winds up happening more often then not is 'w' is typed into the location field instead and the item winds up in the scope of our long suffering Watertown library. We probably wind up fixing a dozen out of scope items a week from this.
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The setting you describe is actually the default system behavior when you first create a Sierra login, but that breaks if you change your view. That change then gets applied to all the functional areas and there's no way to restore the default behavior (other than creating a new login).
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I can certainly see the value in this for some locations. In our consortia we tend to have a large number of patrons that will freely move between locations so home library can be a bit less reliable, but even then I could still see this being a helpful way to narrow down searches for common names.
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Absolutely a critical feature that the system has been lacking, presumably because of the added complexity of having to deal the individual encumbrance adjustments this would impact as well. but with work on a batch cancelation feature under way I'm very hopeful this can be considered as well as something I've only wanted for as long as I've been a librarian.
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I don't remember this previously, but looking at the Swagger documentation on our site there is currently a delete endpoint of /v6/patrons/{id}/checkouts/history/{checkoutHistoryId}, which is distinct from the delete endpoint /v6/patrons/{id}/checkouts/history for deleting the full history
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This is nice from a patron service standpoint but I know some of our member libraries would object given space constraints on their hold shelves not to mention the wasted labor on the part of staff retrieving the item and likely sending it through delivery.
I can certainly see the value for other libraries but this would really need to be an optional feature that organizations like us could opt out of.
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I would be thrilled to be able to use a similar editor to the one found in LXStarter for non-notice based templates. But I'm not sure if that is the right platform for this given that it is designed for actions that occur outside of Sierra and these very much need to be incorporated back into the client to be utilized.
There's a limited version of a report like this hiding in the turnover by owning location and item type report. Once that runs there's a toggle to allow you to switch between a turnover view, a circ total view, and an item count count.
Since Decision Center uses daily data extracts run overnight instead of live data I'm not sure it's the tool to use for building in a current status filter. For that you could probably Statistics within Sierra instead.